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US Green Card Rules Are Changing. What Is New Public Charge And How Indians Can Avoid It
The update will allow immigration officers to consider factors such as finances, education, health and certain public benefits while reviewing applications.
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US Immigration Authority Warns Students, Visitors. Wrong Form After September 15 Means Rejection
USCIS will require new editions of Form I-539 and I-765 from September 15, 2026, with no grace period for old forms.
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Indian Man Survives False Deportation Attempt, Becomes US Citizen: "America Did Not Roll Out A Red Carpet"
Sharing his story on social media, Shetty said the experience strengthened his commitment to supporting immigrants pursuing the American dream.
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US Work Visa Guide: Who Can Apply, What Documents You Need, And Key Rules
The US offers various temporary work visas like H-1B and L visa, requiring employer sponsorship and specific qualifications.
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Spouse Living In The US? The Right Visa Process To Avoid Rejection
If your husband or wife is already living in the United States, a spouse visa can help you reunite and start a life together.
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New US Rule Skips Asylum Interviews, Sends Some Cases Straight To Courts
The new rule, which comes into immediate effect on Tuesday, is aimed at reducing the time required to process the backlog of 1.4 million asylum petitions with the US Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS).
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US Immigration Rules Change In 2026: 4 Major Updates Affecting Indians
These changes could influence study plans, post-graduation options, visa expenses, and employment opportunities.
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US Alien Registration Rule Explained: What It Means For Immigrants
The US Department of Homeland Security has finalised its alien registration rule, requiring certain non-citizens, including children turning 14, to register and provide biometric data, while most existing H-1B holders remain exempt from fresh registration.
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Indian-American CEO Facing US Citizenship Loss Over H-1B Visa Fraud
According to the Justice Department, Neeraj Sharma submitted 11 fake H-1B visa applications that falsely claimed foreign workers would be placed at a major global financial institution.
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Trump Wanted Green Card Applicants To Go Home. Then Came A Warning From CEOs
On May 22, the US Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) announced that applicants for permanent status should apply from their home countries "except in extraordinary circumstances".
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US' U-Turn On Green Card Rules, Most Immigrants Won't Have To Leave America
The US Department of Homeland Security has clarified that most immigrants applying for green cards will not need to leave the United States while their applications are processed.
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We'll Have Fewer Doctors, Scientists: US Tech Founders On New Green Card Rule
Reid Hoffman, the co-founder of LinkedIn, questioned the move, saying, "Does this mean AI Researchers, employees, and students will now have to leave the country and wait through a backlog process to continue their work?"
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US Lawmakers Slam Trump's Green Card Rule, Vow To Block 'Reckless' Move
Democratic lawmakers said they will pursue every avenue to fight against the "reprehensible decision" of the US Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) and push for its reversal.
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H-1B Visa Applications Drop 38%. Trump Administration Says Days Of Abuse Over
Data released by the US Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) showed that properly submitted H-1B registrations fell by 38.5 per cent compared to last year, from 343,981 in fiscal year 2026 to 211,600 for fiscal year 2027.
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Want To Apply For Green Card? Return Home First: New US Immigration Rules
The new policy, issued by US Citizenship and Immigration Services, reclassifies 'Adjustment of Status' as an "extraordinary form of relief", meaning it will only be approved in limited, exceptional cases.
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US Green Card Rules Are Changing. What Is New Public Charge And How Indians Can Avoid It
The update will allow immigration officers to consider factors such as finances, education, health and certain public benefits while reviewing applications.
-
US Immigration Authority Warns Students, Visitors. Wrong Form After September 15 Means Rejection
USCIS will require new editions of Form I-539 and I-765 from September 15, 2026, with no grace period for old forms.
-
Indian Man Survives False Deportation Attempt, Becomes US Citizen: "America Did Not Roll Out A Red Carpet"
Sharing his story on social media, Shetty said the experience strengthened his commitment to supporting immigrants pursuing the American dream.
-
US Work Visa Guide: Who Can Apply, What Documents You Need, And Key Rules
The US offers various temporary work visas like H-1B and L visa, requiring employer sponsorship and specific qualifications.
-
Spouse Living In The US? The Right Visa Process To Avoid Rejection
If your husband or wife is already living in the United States, a spouse visa can help you reunite and start a life together.
-
New US Rule Skips Asylum Interviews, Sends Some Cases Straight To Courts
The new rule, which comes into immediate effect on Tuesday, is aimed at reducing the time required to process the backlog of 1.4 million asylum petitions with the US Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS).
-
US Immigration Rules Change In 2026: 4 Major Updates Affecting Indians
These changes could influence study plans, post-graduation options, visa expenses, and employment opportunities.
-
US Alien Registration Rule Explained: What It Means For Immigrants
The US Department of Homeland Security has finalised its alien registration rule, requiring certain non-citizens, including children turning 14, to register and provide biometric data, while most existing H-1B holders remain exempt from fresh registration.
-
Indian-American CEO Facing US Citizenship Loss Over H-1B Visa Fraud
According to the Justice Department, Neeraj Sharma submitted 11 fake H-1B visa applications that falsely claimed foreign workers would be placed at a major global financial institution.
-
Trump Wanted Green Card Applicants To Go Home. Then Came A Warning From CEOs
On May 22, the US Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) announced that applicants for permanent status should apply from their home countries "except in extraordinary circumstances".
-
US' U-Turn On Green Card Rules, Most Immigrants Won't Have To Leave America
The US Department of Homeland Security has clarified that most immigrants applying for green cards will not need to leave the United States while their applications are processed.
-
We'll Have Fewer Doctors, Scientists: US Tech Founders On New Green Card Rule
Reid Hoffman, the co-founder of LinkedIn, questioned the move, saying, "Does this mean AI Researchers, employees, and students will now have to leave the country and wait through a backlog process to continue their work?"
-
US Lawmakers Slam Trump's Green Card Rule, Vow To Block 'Reckless' Move
Democratic lawmakers said they will pursue every avenue to fight against the "reprehensible decision" of the US Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) and push for its reversal.
-
H-1B Visa Applications Drop 38%. Trump Administration Says Days Of Abuse Over
Data released by the US Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) showed that properly submitted H-1B registrations fell by 38.5 per cent compared to last year, from 343,981 in fiscal year 2026 to 211,600 for fiscal year 2027.
-
Want To Apply For Green Card? Return Home First: New US Immigration Rules
The new policy, issued by US Citizenship and Immigration Services, reclassifies 'Adjustment of Status' as an "extraordinary form of relief", meaning it will only be approved in limited, exceptional cases.
